you have to ask yourself why would a seller in todays RED HOT multifamily market hand you a building with zero skin in the game and a huge mortgage. i have seen these happen here in the bay area on occasion and its almost ALWAYS for tax reasons. they dont want the huge CAP gains hit so they will finance over 10-15 year terms.

When you use the term like "flipping" it generally puts a red flag on the exchange.

(PA)4BR / 2Ba 1568ft2 available jun 24house ( No banks, No red tape, No hassle)IF I owner financed a home to you that is in very good condition that is a:4 Bedroom2 Full bathroom square footage is 1568for $53k with 7k down that would leave a balance of 46k that would be OWNER FINANCED to you @ 10.5% for 240 months Your monthly payment would be $459.25HOA FEES: $108.33 per monthProperty Taxes: $361.18 per monthHome insurance. $50 per monthPrinciple and interest $459.25Taxes, insurance hoa fees $580.49 for a total per month of $1100

I've seen it all and my tenants call me at all hours of the night. 

., and without uninsured motorist my premium is $296 per year and $2 million in coverage would put me at $533/year. 

I do think I'd be more likely to respond to a piece sent directly to me at my home address vs. forwarded to me from another address and without my name. 

Sean, email me at [email protected].

If you think  I might be any help for you do not hesitate to contact me at any time.  

Be aware of common "red flags" that may indicate a problem tenant.

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